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High bail set for.
man accused of
choking
Bail was set at $100,000 for
a Shelton man arrested after al-
legedly choking the mother of
his 4-year-old child at his resi-
(|ellce.
Gilbert o Pablo Perez, 27, of
302 ()Ilk Street, Shelton, was
identified on Monday, Novem-
ber 19, in Mason County Supe-
rior Court in an investigation
of assault in the first degree.
He is suspected of domestic vio-
lence against Josefa Maria Car-
illo-Pablo, with whom he has a
child.
Pablo Perez was arrested
November 18 by Officer Mark
Hinton of'the Shelton Police De-
partment who said he was re-
sponding to a report of a distur-
bance at the residence on Oak
woman
Street. Carillo-Pablo reportedly
said she had taken the child to
see Pablo Perez and he became
angry with her and grabbed
her by her throat while she was
holding the child. She said he
threatened to kill her and re-
ported losing consciousness.
Hinton noted the couple had
not been living together since
May 2006. Judge James Saw-
yer appointed James Foley as
defense attorney, set bail at
$100,000 and scheduled ar-
raignment for December 3. He
ordered Pablo Perez to have no
contact with Carillo-Pablo.
Court-certified interpreter
Karen Horn translated the pro-
ceedings,into Spanish and Eng-
lish.
They get the Flame
The Mason General Hospital Foundation presented
its Flame Award for public service to Larry Stevens,
left, and Dick Pasalich. They are the owners of Hi-
awatha Corporation, a firm based in the Shelton area
that produces small forest products. The award was
presented Saturday night at the gala ball and auction
that was the culminating event of the annual Fantasy
Forest fund-raiser.
to honor
Citizen o r the Year
Help light up the season. This
is the invitation to the community
from the Shelton-Mason County
Chamber of Commerce. Once
again, the chamber is encourag-
ing everyone to participate in this
year's Christmas lighting contest.
Chamber ambassadors will
travel around the Shelton area on
Saturday, December 15, to judge
: mideattal and €omnmr.
cial entries.
Those interested in entering
this competition may fill out a form
at the chamber's office downtown,
or go to: www.sheltonchamber.
org on-line. Entry forms must be
completed by no later than Friday,
December 7. There will be prizes
for both the commercial and resi-
dential entries.
Meanwhile, 'tis the season for
chamber members to nominate
people for annual awards. Cham-
ber newsletters contain ballots to
nominate a business of the year,
of the year and individual
cam er volunteer. Nominations
must be submitted to the chamber
by January 4. The winners will be
honored at the chamber's :mnual
awards dinner in January
Car hits tree;
Three people were injured in
a one-vehicle crash which stalled
lunch-hour traffic November 15 on
State Route 3 near the intersec-
tion with Mill Creek Road.
Walter S. Charron, 24, of
Bremerton, was driving a 1989
Subaru north on State Route 3
when the vehicle left the road-
way to the right and stuck a tree
near the intersection with Mill
Creek, Trooper Toby Haapala of
the Washington State Patrol re-
ported.
.Charron was transported to
Mason General Hospital with in-
juries identified by the trooper as
a ruptured spleen, rib fractures
and bruised lungs. One of his pas-
sengers, 25-year-old Jacob Allen
Honeycutt, was taken to Mason
General with lacerations. Anoth-
er passenger, Joel Norton, 28, of
Story time will
be on Thursday
The William G. Reed Library
will present Family Story Time for
children age 6 and younger from
10:30 to 11 a.m. (m Thursday,
November 29, at 710 West Alder
,treet in downtown Shelton
Court of Appeals convenes
at Shelton High next week
The Washington State Court of
Appeals will convene next Thurs-
day, November 29, to hear oral ar-
guments in several Mason County
cases.
The docket begins at 9 a.m.
in the Shelton High School Au-
ditorium. Parties scheduled for
oral arguments include the Port
of Tahuya in a case filed by the
Residents for Quality of Life on
Hood Canal against former Com-
missioner Cynthia Olsen. The ap-
peal is based on a ruling by Ma-
son County Superior Court Judge
James Sawyer.
The court also @ill hear argu-
ments in the case of Cascade Flo-
ral Products of Belfair and other
forest products businesses in an
appeal by the Washington State
Department of Labor and Indus-
tries. The appeals court also will
hear oral arguments in the case of
Viki White against Safeway, In-
corporated involving an incident
in which she was injured after fall-
ing in the store in Belfair. Judge
Robin Hunt said each side will
have about 20 minutes to present
its case.
Hunt said coming to Mason
County is an opportunity for the
public to come and learn about
the court of appeals, which she de-
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scribed as "very different" ti'mn a
trial court. There are no witnesses,
no presentation of evidence and
no jury. A three-member panel of
judges reviews the trial rcord in-
dependently. "Most of our wm'k is
done outside the courtroom," she
said.
The justice said the lmrpose of
oral argument is allow the panel
to ask questions regarding ques-
tions each judge may have about
the case. "The oral arguments
are a time for appeal lawyers to
fi)cus on several points. We have
read the brief and know the facts,"
Hunt noted.
She said the reason the appeals
court travels instead of always
convening is Tacoma is to fill "an
education function for the commu-
nity." People attending sessions of
the court will be asked to sign in
on a roster.
IIMI
Car Talk
by Dave Hudson
Owner ,
A LOOK BACK
The rear defroster is one of those conveniences chat you are
likely to take for granted until it ceases to function. At char point,
it also becomes a safety hazard chat should be repaired as soon
as possible.The first step to take when any failure of an electrical
component is involved is to check the fuses (or circuit breakers).
If this is the source of the problem, replacement of the fuse can be
a quick, easy fix. However, when a rear defroster stops working,
the cause is often a break in the grid in the electrical circuit
that is painted on the window. This breakage can result from
an inadvertent scrape, exposure to ultraviolet light, or extreme
temperature changes.
III I IIIII
Winter is here and you don't want to get caught with a mal-
functioning rear defroster! Bring your vehicle in toTRANSHISSIONS
PLUS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES to have our experienced technicians
check out the problem.We are proud to provide parts, repairs, and
maintenance on foreign and domestic vehicles.With our state-of-
the-art equipment, we'll fix your car right the first time you bring
it in. Call 360-426-9637 to schedule an appointment at our shop,
conveniently located at 31 E.Vance Court.We are your complete
transmission, clutch, and auto care center. "We care...about auto
care/"
HINT: In severe cases of rear
defroster grid breakdown, the entire
rear window may need to be replaced.
*Price subject to change
Page 12 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 22, 2007
www, carcare.org
three injured
Bremerton, suffered a broken leg
and was transported to Saint Pe-
ter Hospital in Olympia and then
taken to Harborview Medical Cen-
ter in Seattle.
Haapala identified the cause of
the crash, reported at 11:43 a.m.
November 15 as speed too fast for
conditions in heavy rain.
SHELTON
School District
BREAKFAST &
ME
November 26.30
MONDAY: Breakfast: Cold cereal,
ros, fruit or fruit juice, milk.
Star Smart Bar: Main Line: Cheese
with Marinara sauce, milk.
Pepperoni pizza.
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Bagel and,
cheese fruit or fruit juice, milk L
Five Star Nmart Bar: Main Line:
pasta with meat sauce, chocolate
Speed Line: Burrito with salsa.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Pancak(
sausage on a stick, fruit or fruit
milk. Lunch: Five Star Smart
Line: Teriyaki dippers with
roll, fortune cookie, milk.
Hamburger on a whole wheat bun.
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast
rifo, fruit or fruit juice, milk.
Star Smart Bar: Main Line: Su
nachos with seasoned
milk. Speed Line: BBQ rib on a
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Blueberry
fruit or fruit juice, milk. Lunch: Five
Smart Bar: Main Line: Chicken
on a whole wheat bun, chocolate
Speed Line: Hot dog on a bun.
This menu sponsored by
LUM
)N
114 E. Cedar St. ;
HOODSPORT
150 N. Lake Cushman Rd.
360-877-6881
Journal
360-426-441
THANK
Thank you for voting and thank
for your support as Commissioner
of Finance. I will strive to work
towards the continuing effort for a
better community and ares
commission.
City of Shelton
COMMISSIONER of
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EVENT
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High bail set for.
man accused of
choking
Bail was set at $100,000 for
a Shelton man arrested after al-
legedly choking the mother of
his 4-year-old child at his resi-
(|ellce.
Gilbert o Pablo Perez, 27, of
302 ()Ilk Street, Shelton, was
identified on Monday, Novem-
ber 19, in Mason County Supe-
rior Court in an investigation
of assault in the first degree.
He is suspected of domestic vio-
lence against Josefa Maria Car-
illo-Pablo, with whom he has a
child.
Pablo Perez was arrested
November 18 by Officer Mark
Hinton of'the Shelton Police De-
partment who said he was re-
sponding to a report of a distur-
bance at the residence on Oak
woman
Street. Carillo-Pablo reportedly
said she had taken the child to
see Pablo Perez and he became
angry with her and grabbed
her by her throat while she was
holding the child. She said he
threatened to kill her and re-
ported losing consciousness.
Hinton noted the couple had
not been living together since
May 2006. Judge James Saw-
yer appointed James Foley as
defense attorney, set bail at
$100,000 and scheduled ar-
raignment for December 3. He
ordered Pablo Perez to have no
contact with Carillo-Pablo.
Court-certified interpreter
Karen Horn translated the pro-
ceedings,into Spanish and Eng-
lish.
They get the Flame
The Mason General Hospital Foundation presented
its Flame Award for public service to Larry Stevens,
left, and Dick Pasalich. They are the owners of Hi-
awatha Corporation, a firm based in the Shelton area
that produces small forest products. The award was
presented Saturday night at the gala ball and auction
that was the culminating event of the annual Fantasy
Forest fund-raiser.
to honor
Citizen o r the Year
Help light up the season. This
is the invitation to the community
from the Shelton-Mason County
Chamber of Commerce. Once
again, the chamber is encourag-
ing everyone to participate in this
year's Christmas lighting contest.
Chamber ambassadors will
travel around the Shelton area on
Saturday, December 15, to judge
: mideattal and €omnmr.
cial entries.
Those interested in entering
this competition may fill out a form
at the chamber's office downtown,
or go to: www.sheltonchamber.
org on-line. Entry forms must be
completed by no later than Friday,
December 7. There will be prizes
for both the commercial and resi-
dential entries.
Meanwhile, 'tis the season for
chamber members to nominate
people for annual awards. Cham-
ber newsletters contain ballots to
nominate a business of the year,
of the year and individual
cam er volunteer. Nominations
must be submitted to the chamber
by January 4. The winners will be
honored at the chamber's :mnual
awards dinner in January
Car hits tree;
Three people were injured in
a one-vehicle crash which stalled
lunch-hour traffic November 15 on
State Route 3 near the intersec-
tion with Mill Creek Road.
Walter S. Charron, 24, of
Bremerton, was driving a 1989
Subaru north on State Route 3
when the vehicle left the road-
way to the right and stuck a tree
near the intersection with Mill
Creek, Trooper Toby Haapala of
the Washington State Patrol re-
ported.
.Charron was transported to
Mason General Hospital with in-
juries identified by the trooper as
a ruptured spleen, rib fractures
and bruised lungs. One of his pas-
sengers, 25-year-old Jacob Allen
Honeycutt, was taken to Mason
General with lacerations. Anoth-
er passenger, Joel Norton, 28, of
Story time will
be on Thursday
The William G. Reed Library
will present Family Story Time for
children age 6 and younger from
10:30 to 11 a.m. (m Thursday,
November 29, at 710 West Alder
,treet in downtown Shelton
Court of Appeals convenes
at Shelton High next week
The Washington State Court of
Appeals will convene next Thurs-
day, November 29, to hear oral ar-
guments in several Mason County
cases.
The docket begins at 9 a.m.
in the Shelton High School Au-
ditorium. Parties scheduled for
oral arguments include the Port
of Tahuya in a case filed by the
Residents for Quality of Life on
Hood Canal against former Com-
missioner Cynthia Olsen. The ap-
peal is based on a ruling by Ma-
son County Superior Court Judge
James Sawyer.
The court also @ill hear argu-
ments in the case of Cascade Flo-
ral Products of Belfair and other
forest products businesses in an
appeal by the Washington State
Department of Labor and Indus-
tries. The appeals court also will
hear oral arguments in the case of
Viki White against Safeway, In-
corporated involving an incident
in which she was injured after fall-
ing in the store in Belfair. Judge
Robin Hunt said each side will
have about 20 minutes to present
its case.
Hunt said coming to Mason
County is an opportunity for the
public to come and learn about
the court of appeals, which she de-
DISCOUNT
HEATING OIL
$3.129 gal
400 gallon rate*
Senior Discount and Payment Plans
Automatic Fill up
1-800-339-2491
FUELS"
scribed as "very different" ti'mn a
trial court. There are no witnesses,
no presentation of evidence and
no jury. A three-member panel of
judges reviews the trial rcord in-
dependently. "Most of our wm'k is
done outside the courtroom," she
said.
The justice said the lmrpose of
oral argument is allow the panel
to ask questions regarding ques-
tions each judge may have about
the case. "The oral arguments
are a time for appeal lawyers to
fi)cus on several points. We have
read the brief and know the facts,"
H unt noted.
She said the reason the appeals
court travels instead of always
convening is Tacoma is to fill "an
education function for the commu-
nity." People attending sessions of
the court will be asked to sign in
on a roster.
IIMI
Car Talk
by Dave Hudson
Owner ,
A LOOK BACK
The rear defroster is one of those conveniences chat you are
likely to take for granted until it ceases to function. At char point,
it also becomes a safety hazard chat should be repaired as soon
as possible.The first step to take when any failure of an electrical
component is involved is to check the fuses (or circuit breakers).
If this is the source of the problem, replacement of the fuse can be
a quick, easy fix. However, when a rear defroster stops working,
the cause is often a break in the grid in the electrical circuit
that is painted on the window. This breakage can result from
an inadvertent scrape, exposure to ultraviolet light, or extreme
temperature changes.
III I IIIII
Winter is here and you don't want to get caught with a mal-
functioning rear defroster! Bring your vehicle in toTRANSHISSIONS
PLUS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES to have our experienced technicians
check out the problem.We are proud to provide parts, repairs, and
maintenance on foreign and domestic vehicles.With our state-of-
the-art equipment, we'll fix your car right the first time you bring
it in. Call 360-426-9637 to schedule an appointment at our shop,
conveniently located at 31 E.Vance Court.We are your complete
transmission, clutch, and auto care center. "We care...about auto
care/"
HINT: In severe cases of rear
defroster grid breakdown, the entire
rear window may need to be replaced.
*Price subject to change
Page 12 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 22, 2007
www, carcare.org
three injured
Bremerton, suffered a broken leg
and was transported to Saint Pe-
ter Hospital in Olympia and then
taken to Harborview Medical Cen-
ter in Seattle.
Haapala identified the cause of
the crash, reported at 11:43 a.m.
November 15 as speed too fast for
conditions in heavy rain.
SHELTON
School District
BREAKFAST &
ME
November 26.30
MONDAY: Breakfast: Cold cereal,
ros, fruit or fruit juice, milk.
Star Smart Bar: Main Line: Cheese
with Marinara sauce, milk.
Pepperoni pizza.
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Bagel and,
cheese fruit or fruit juice, milk L
Five Star Nmart Bar: Main Line:
pasta with meat sauce, chocolate
Speed Line: Burrito with salsa.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Pancak(
sausage on a stick, fruit or fruit
milk. Lunch: Five Star Smart
Line: Teriyaki dippers with
roll, fortune cookie, milk.
Hamburger on a whole wheat bun.
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast
rifo, fruit or fruit juice, milk.
Star Smart Bar: Main Line: Su
nachos with seasoned
milk. Speed Line: BBQ rib on a
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Blueberry
fruit or fruit juice, milk. Lunch: Five
Smart Bar: Main Line: Chicken
on a whole wheat bun, chocolate
Speed Line: Hot dog on a bun.
This menu sponsored by
LUM
)N
114 E. Cedar St. ;
HOODSPORT
150 N. Lake Cushman Rd.
360-877-6881
Journal
360-426-441
THANK
Thank you for voting and thank
for your support as Commissioner
of Finance. I will strive to work
towards the continuing effort for a
better community and ares
commission.
City of Shelton
COMMISSIONER of
j Paid for by Mike Byrne * 2006 Callanan Street, Shelton, WA 9858.4
EVENT
SAVE ""
TO $400
on qualifying gas fireplace hearth
0 SAVE $400
when you buy a select gas
fireplace & hearth solution
• SAVE $200
when you buy
gas fireplace unit only
FOLYMPIA
mEPlaCE
www. OlymplaFimplace. com